How I work
I start from the workflow, not the screen. I map who does what, find where it breaks, then design the flows, prototypes and production-ready interfaces that fix it.
Product Designer who ships · Vancouver
I turn research into product decisions, then follow those decisions all the way to a working interface — with the front-end skill to build what I design, not just hand it off.
Worked with
I started in web development, where I learned how products are built and where they break down
for the people using them. That pushed me toward UX: not to make interfaces look better, but to make
them work better.
Today I lead product design and front-end work at Porton Health, designing complex healthcare
workflows such as intake, booking, appointments and EMR integration. I work across research,
interaction design, design systems and code, so a decision made in a prototype survives the trip
into production.
I start from the workflow, not the screen. I map who does what, find where it breaks, then design the flows, prototypes and production-ready interfaces that fix it.
Layout, contrast, colour and iconography should make content easier to scan and decisions easier to make. I keep interfaces calm and consistent, and accessible by default.
Research, usability testing and design critiques guide the work. Testing early surfaces friction while it is still cheap to fix, and it shows in clearer flows, better copy and smarter defaults.
I work closely with Product and Engineering, build design systems and component guidelines, and mentor two junior designers. Because I also write React, I can judge feasibility early and keep design intent intact through implementation.
Right now
Designing intake, booking, appointments and EMR integration end to end.
Turning legacy clinical workflows into clear user flows, prototypes and production-ready interfaces.
Building reusable UI patterns and component guidelines with Product and Engineering.
Running research, usability testing and design critiques, and mentoring two junior designers.
Exploring ideas and prototyping faster with generative UX and AI-assisted tools, then taking the best ones through research and testing.
Tools
UX and front end, from research to shipped UI.